Scotland Police Arrest Dozens, Including Minors, at TRNSMT Music Festival in Glasgow

Glasgow’s TRNSMT music festival over the weekend became a focal point for law enforcement, with Police Scotland confirming the arrest of 40 individuals aged 13 to 45. Charges included possession of illegal drugs, assault, sexual assault, breach of peace, and disorderly conduct.

According to Police Scotland, 21 arrests occurred within the festival grounds, while 19 others were made around the festival entrance. The arrests were spread across the weekend, with 15 occurring on Sunday, 14 on Saturday, and 11 on Friday.

Cops reveal more arrests made on final day of TRNSMT

Authorities are currently appealing for witnesses following an incident outside the festival where a 15-year-old boy sustained a head injury near the boat house in the park around 4 pm on Saturday. Detective Sergeant Stephen Greenshields of Shettleston CID urged anyone with information to come forward to assist with ongoing investigations.

Thousands gathered at Glasgow Green for a weekend of music.

The three-day festival featured notable performances and surprises, including actor Martin Compston appearing on stage with Example and Craig David performing alongside Wes Nelson. Other acts such as Sugababes, Rick Astley, Chase and Status, and the Courteeners entertained the enthusiastic crowd.

Cops confirmed the total number of arrests across the three-day bash

Approximately 50,000 attendees gathered at Glasgow Green, making it Scotland’s largest music festival, which concluded with headlining performances by Calvin Harris, Liam Gallagher on Friday, and Gerry Cinnamon on Saturday.

Police arrest 40 TRNSMT revellers during Glasgow Green weekend music festival – Glasgow Live.

Individuals with information pertinent to the incidents are encouraged to contact Police Scotland at 101, referencing case number 1053 of July 13, or provide anonymous tips through Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.

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